Horsepower Technologies, Inc.

Verily Life Sciences LLC

Bionx Medical Technologies, Inc.

Rethink Robotics Gmbh

Hosso, Inc.

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Richard L Miller

Gregory Scott Torrisi

Daniel Scott Pflaster

Wendy Drumm

Hugh Miller Herr

Timothy Mark Dalrymple

Seth S Kessler

Christopher Eric Barnhart

Linden Evans

Gregory Kent Thompson

David He

Robert W Spaller

Michael Jastrzebski

Rick Casler

Christopher M Nook

Carl A Kirker-Head

Alexander S Margolin

David W Murray

Matthew T Kowalczyk

Harry Xiao

Christopher John Morse

Joseph John Crisco, Iii

Jennifer Linnane

Peter Swai

Russell D Fiore

Evan Hunter Williams

Victoria Thompson

Mouli Ramani

Andrew Jones

Andrew Miles Wallace

Michael E Caine

Jonathan Matthew Bond

Noelle Dye

Elizabeth Goodrich

Keith Sproat

Ben Berkowitz

Michael Lewis

Geralyn Schad

Various examples of a wearable sensor enclosure are described. In an example, a wearable sensor enclosure is generally oval-shaped with rigid interior that protects one or more sensors or other electronic devices. The enclosure includes a proximal component and a distal component. The proximal component of the enclosure optionally includes one or more openings for light to pass through for detection by sensing electronic devices. The distal component includes a protrusion positioned in an interior of the distal component and a lip positioned in along the perimeter of the distal component such that the lip surrounds the protrusion.

Wearable sensor enclosure

An improved joint support for limiting the range of motion of an anatomical joint comprises intermeshing gears for allowing adjustment of the range of motion of the joint, and comprises plural mechanisms for securing the gears in engagement with one another, whereby adjustment can be made without tools and without disassembly of any components.

Joint brace with improved range of motion stop

An orthosis is fitted to a body joint, in a preferred embodiment the equine fetlock, by locating the center of rotation (COR) of the joint; measuring the bones comprising the joint at points located with respect to the COR; selecting the appropriate orthosis from a selection of models thereof; and custom-fitting the orthosis to the individual by heating it to soften a layer of thermoformable foam on the interior of the orthosis, and clamping the orthosis in place over the body joint. A kit of tools for performing the measurements is disclosed, as are a method for location of the COR of the body joint by palpation and a preferred heater.

Heater for fitting orthoses to individual body joint

Sensor enclosure

An orthosis is fitted to a body joint, in a preferred embodiment the equine fetlock, by locating the center of rotation (COR) of the joint; measuring the bones comprising the joint at points located with respect to the COR; selecting the appropriate orthosis from a selection of models thereof; and custom-fitting the orthosis to the individual by heating it to soften a layer of thermoformable foam on the interior of the orthosis and clamping the orthosis in place over the body joint. A kit of tools for performing the measurements is disclosed, as are a method for location of the COR of the body joint by palpation and a preferred heater.

Tools and methods for fitting orthoses

Hybrid terrain-adaptive lower-extremity apparatus and methods that perform in a variety of different situations by detecting the terrain that is being traversed, and adapting to the detected terrain. In some embodiments, the ability to control the apparatus for each of these situations builds upon five basic capabilities: (1) determining the activity being performed; (2) dynamically controlling the characteristics of the apparatus based on the activity that is being performed; (3) dynamically driving the apparatus based on the activity that is being performed; (4) determining terrain texture irregularities (e.g., how sticky is the terrain, how slippery is the terrain, is the terrain coarse or smooth, does the terrain have any obstructions, such as rocks) and (5) a mechanical design of the apparatus that can respond to the dynamic control and dynamic drive.

Hybrid terrain-adaptive lower-extremity systems

A joint-supporting device comprises tensile members extending from a proximal cuff secured to the limb above the joint to a distal cuff secured to the limb below the joint, supplementing the tensile characteristics of the joint's tendons, ligaments, and other structure. The device may also comprise structure for limiting the range of motion and angular velocity of the joint.

Limb protection device

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